Russia strikes high-rise in Ukraine's Odesa, leaving 8 people injured
Photo: All necessary emergency services are on the scene (facebook.com/DSNSPOLTAV)
On the night of September 2, the Russians once again attacked Odesa. Russia struck a high-rise building, resulting in casualties, according to Serhii Lysak, head of the Odesa Military Administration.
"Russia attacked Odesa. A high-rise building has been damaged. We are working to determine the details," the message at 1:40 a.m. Kyiv time stated.
Later, Serhii Lysak clarified that as of 2:28 a.m., there were reports of 8 people injured in the high-rise building targeted by the Russians.
He adds that all relevant emergency services are on the scene and are providing the necessary assistance to those affected.
Russian strike on Odesa
On the night of September 2, Russian forces launched a combined strike on Odesa, using drones, ballistic weapons, and other means. As a result of the Russian attacks, a high-rise building, office buildings, educational institutions, and even a gas station were damaged.
On September 1, Russians attacked energy facilities and civilian targets in Odesa.
In addition, on the evening of August 31, Russia struck the Odesa Thermal Power Plant, which is part of the Naftogaz Group. Russian strike damaged equipment at the facility.
